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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Ace has done selfless acts when it comes to saving others (Such as when he made a massive donation to save Ginpen's son's life).

To be honest, this moment has always bothered me. That is, if money was needed to save Ginpen's son, couldn't Ginpen just take out a loan? He also worked in a company where he did not take Keiva, the bank had to meet him. Maybe he just has a bad credit history.
In any case, this act is selfless, but also not fraught with risk. The money belongs to Star of the stars of the stars, so Ace essentially lost nothing and risked nothing by helping the boy. Plus, including his own logic, he could just try to calm his conscience for letting child`s father die, and then this is also selfishness.

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As well, when he lost his memory briefly, he was still willing to jump in and save others.

And here he could just be trying to gain the trust of warriors fighting monsters in order to regain his memory. After all, this way he had much more chances to get closer and touch the ID-Core.

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He's just a massive asshole.

Or pretending to be? The main problem with Ace is that we don't know anything about him except that he's lying. So even when we find out something, it cannot be trusted. So basically, he's a person with a purpose and a set of skills to achieve it, but no character. And this is the protagonist of a computer game, not a show.